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ATIC NO. ---
AF NO. ---
REPORT NO. ---
DATE OF REPORT 15 Dec 49
TIME OF SIGHTING 1200
SHAPE Sphere
SIZE ---
COURSE ---
NO. IN GROUP 1
HOUR  ---
PR 	Yes	 SKETCHES ---
Temporary ATIC Form 329
(2 Jan 52)

DATE OF INFO 23 Nov 49
LOCATION Santa Rosa Isl., Fla.
SOURCE Radar Personnel
DATE IN TO ATIC ---
COLOR Shiny
SPEED ---
ALTITUDE ---
LENGTH OF TIME OBSERVED 5 Hr. 17 Min.
TYPE OF OBSERVATION Ground
MANEUVERS ---
Definitely established by reporting authority that object was planet Venus.

This case includes two (2) 8" x 10"
photographs

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|  HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE | FILE NO. 24-34 | DATE 14 March 1950  |
| --- | --- | --- |
|  THE INSPECTOR GENERAL | REPORT MADE BY JAMES B. SHILEY |   |
|  OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS | REPORT MADE AT DO #18, Maywood, California |   |
|  REPORT OF INVESTIGATION | PERIOD 9,15,21 December 1949; 3,11,23,27,31 January; 17 February; 8 March 1950 |   |
|  TITLE | OFFICE OF ORIGIN DO #18, Maywood, California |   |
|  RADIO IN POSSESSION OF MR. CY NEWTON WHICH ALLEGEDLY CAME FROM A FLYING DISC THAT HAD CRASHED IN NEW MEXICO | STATUS CLOSED |   |
|  CHARACTER | UNCONVENTI…

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DETAILS:

1. This investigation is predicated upon a letter dated 29 November 1949 to District Office No. 18, OSI, from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Los Angeles. The pertinent part of this letter is quoted below:

"On November 24, 1949, [redacted], motion picture actor, telephonically advised this office that on the previous afternoon he had been playing wolf at the Lakeside Country Club with [redacted] overnear [redacted] talking about a magnetic radio the latter had in his possession and which he claimed had come from a flying disc which had crashed in New Mexico. [reda…

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address but agent was advised that he has been out of the city on location for the past several months.

5. Through the cooperation of , Hermosa Beach, California, it was determined that resides, when in the Los Angeles area, at the HOLLYWOOD-KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL, 1714 Ivar Avenue, Hollywood, California. Several attempts were made to communicate with there but he was always out and he never responded to a note left at the hotel desk.

6. On one of these occasions DOUGLAS HARRISON, assistant manager, HOLLYWOOD-KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL, showed agent a letter postmarked Laramie, Wyoming, …